Agroturismos en Vicenza

Astrid Johanna Países Bajos

This is a real gem, lovely place and garden in a beautiful rural area. Very comfortable and tasteful rooms. Breakfast is very good and the hosts Francesca and Stefano are very friendly and service oriented.

Dana Italia

This property was close to many things, very clean, comfortable, had an excellent breakfast. The property is very cute and has a running path that runs in front of it. Would stay here again and recommend it to family and friends!!

Dalla Valle Argentina

La limpieza y atención de los propietarios. Muy bien ubicado

Ron Países Bajos

Beautiful and quiet close to city center

Diane Suiza

The vegan dinner was a fabulously delicious dining experience in a gorgeous setting! This is a beautifully renovated farm, with clean comfortable rooms. Anna is a wonderful host.

Beatrice Alemania

the staff was super nice, room was clean, restaurant right downstairs, simple but nice

Anita Australia

It was just perfect for our family! Beautiful location, extremely clean and the breakfast in the morning was delicious! Domenico (the owner) is so knowledgeable and helpful! He made our trip so much more enjoyable. Definitely try local wines, such a great value for money!!!

Michael Estados Unidos

A basic, comfortable agriturismo located in a beautiful valley at the edge of the Colli Berici (Berici Hills south of Vicenza) provides an inexpensive lodging option outside the city while visiting the Vicenza area. The agriturismo is right on the bike trail between Vicenza and Lago di Fimon, a small scenic lake in a sleepy valley. The rooms and the breakfast were basic (coffee, juice, homemade breakfast cake, yogurt, bread) but fine (although the homemade pear preserves were outstanding!). The owner was friendly. Although the room is on a working farm, the working farm experiences of some agriturismos are not available here, just a simple, quiet, rural setting and a comfortable, clean, inexperience place to stay. A fine experience!

Jenny Estados Unidos

I stayed there because it was close to my destination the next day, plus, I always try to stay at agriturismos to support the local farmers. The property was secure with a gate though the area seemed plenty safe. I was showed to my room quickly and was delighted by the sparse but local/ethnic furnishings. Particularly the gorgeous antique furniture pieces that were so lovingly kept. I'm don't speak Italian and the hosts don't speak much English, but we figured it out! Just a heads up for anyone else in the same situation.